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EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra 18kWh 7200W Whole-Home Power Solution on sale for $7,899.00 - $394.95 discount code
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About this Item:
- Capacity: 18kWh (6 kWh per unit, 3 included, expandable to 90 kWh with up to 15 batteries)
- AC Output Power: 7.2 kW (120V/240V); scalable to 21.6 kW with 3 inverters and Smart Home Panel 2
- Solar Input: 5.6 kW max per unit; up to 16.8 kW when expanded
- Charging Speed: Up to 8.8 kW (full charge in ~2 hours via AC + solar); 7.2 kW via EV stations with adapter
- Generator Compatibility: Supports 3-12 kW portable gas generators
- Ports: 2 PV inputs per inverter; integrates with Smart Home Panel 2 for 12 customizable circuits
- UPS Switchover: 20 ms auto-switchover
- Battery Type: LFP (LiFePO4) with 3,500+ cycles to 80% capacity (~10 years daily use)
- Operating Temperature: -4°F to 113°F (with self-heating below 32°F)
- Durability: IP54 dustproof and splashproof; X-Cooling system for thermal management
- Dimensions (Inverter): 27.2 x 18.9 x 8.4 inches
- Weight (Inverter): 70 lbs; (Battery): 111.8 lbs
- Warranty: 5 years
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I would strongly suggest avoiding Ecoflow, especially for critical and higher end energy storage. Their products are at the high end of the market but the quality is suspect, the software updates are often not properly tested, and their marketing is focused on getting influencers to pose as real customers on social media to mislead people (their Reddit has been flooded with people pretending to be customers but are clearly employees or influencers).
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I would strongly suggest avoiding Ecoflow, especially for critical and higher end energy storage. Their products are at the high end of the market but the quality is suspect, the software updates are often not properly tested, and their marketing is focused on getting influencers to pose as real customers on social media to mislead people (their Reddit has been flooded with people pretending to be customers but are clearly employees or influencers).
Signature Solar quoted me $20K for a 14kWh EG4 system, compared to $50–$57K from local installers offering Enphase. Unfortunately, Signature Solar couldn't refer me to any installers for this setup. I simply don't have the time, and I'm definitely not comfortable working with electrical panels myself. If anyone has a recommendation or where to look for licensed installer who is willing to install a complete EG4 system (solar panel, wiring, Flexboss21, etc). TIA.
If you're spending this sort of money go EG4 or similar and get a proper system, much longer warranty, and you're not locked into a specific brand ecosystem. I had a full Ecoflow system installed: Smart Home Panel 2, Delta Pro Ultra (1 inverter and 2 batteries), Ecoflow PowerInsight (expensive Android tablet for monitoring system). Within 1 week the Smart Home Panel had failed and couldn't be repaired leaving half my house without power, they couldn't tell me when they'd have stock to send to me so I chose to replace it with a manual transfer panel. For several weeks after a software update the Ecoflow tablet didn't display any data, after a later software update it started working again. Ecoflow has pushed software updates that have bricked customers devices in just the last year.
I would strongly suggest avoiding Ecoflow, especially for critical and higher end energy storage. Their products are at the high end of the market but the quality is suspect, the software updates are often not properly tested, and their marketing is focused on getting influencers to pose as real customers on social media to mislead people (their Reddit has been flooded with people pretending to be customers but are clearly employees or influencers).
Did you install this yourself or hire someone? I've reached out to several local solar installers, but none are willing EG4.
Signature Solar quoted me $20K for a 14kWh EG4 system, compared to $50–$57K from local installers offering Enphase. Unfortunately, Signature Solar couldn't refer me to any installers for this setup. I simply don't have the time, and I'm definitely not comfortable working with electrical panels myself. If anyone has a recommendation or where to look for licensed installer who is willing to install a complete EG4 system (solar panel, wiring, Flexboss21, etc). TIA.
I have found a couple of electricians who will install EG4 in SW Connecticut. I asked on Reddit and got some recommendations but I have seen the same issues as you where solar installers aren't interested and probably most electricians. Where are you located?
If you're spending this sort of money go EG4 or similar and get a proper system, much longer warranty, and you're not locked into a specific brand ecosystem. I had a full Ecoflow system installed: Smart Home Panel 2, Delta Pro Ultra (1 inverter and 2 batteries), Ecoflow PowerInsight (expensive Android tablet for monitoring system). Within 1 week the Smart Home Panel had failed and couldn't be repaired leaving half my house without power, they couldn't tell me when they'd have stock to send to me so I chose to replace it with a manual transfer panel. For several weeks after a software update the Ecoflow tablet didn't display any data, after a later software update it started working again. Ecoflow has pushed software updates that have bricked customers devices in just the last year.
I would strongly suggest avoiding Ecoflow, especially for critical and higher end energy storage. Their products are at the high end of the market but the quality is suspect, the software updates are often not properly tested, and their marketing is focused on getting influencers to pose as real customers on social media to mislead people (their Reddit has been flooded with people pretending to be customers but are clearly employees or influencers).
Did you install this yourself or hire someone? I've reached out to several local solar installers, but none are willing EG4.
Signature Solar quoted me $20K for a 14kWh EG4 system, compared to $50–$57K from local installers offering Enphase. Unfortunately, Signature Solar couldn't refer me to any installers for this setup. I simply don't have the time, and I'm definitely not comfortable working with electrical panels myself. If anyone has a recommendation or where to look for licensed installer who is willing to install a complete EG4 system (solar panel, wiring, Flexboss21, etc). TIA.
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If you're spending this sort of money go EG4 or similar and get a proper system, much longer warranty, and you're not locked into a specific brand ecosystem. I had a full Ecoflow system installed: Smart Home Panel 2, Delta Pro Ultra (1 inverter and 2 batteries), Ecoflow PowerInsight (expensive Android tablet for monitoring system). Within 1 week the Smart Home Panel had failed and couldn't be repaired leaving half my house without power, they couldn't tell me when they'd have stock to send to me so I chose to replace it with a manual transfer panel. For several weeks after a software update the Ecoflow tablet didn't display any data, after a later software update it started working again. Ecoflow has pushed software updates that have bricked customers devices in just the last year.
I would strongly suggest avoiding Ecoflow, especially for critical and higher end energy storage. Their products are at the high end of the market but the quality is suspect, the software updates are often not properly tested, and their marketing is focused on getting influencers to pose as real customers on social media to mislead people (their Reddit has been flooded with people pretending to be customers but are clearly employees or influencers).
Did you install this yourself or hire someone? I've reached out to several local solar installers, but none are willing EG4.
Signature Solar quoted me $20K for a 14kWh EG4 system, compared to $50–$57K from local installers offering Enphase. Unfortunately, Signature Solar couldn't refer me to any installers for this setup. I simply don't have the time, and I'm definitely not comfortable working with electrical panels myself. If anyone has a recommendation or where to look for licensed installer who is willing to install a complete EG4 system (solar panel, wiring, Flexboss21, etc). TIA.
I just finished installing my solar system with an EG4 18kpv and 2 eg4 indoor wallmount batteries. I went through solar wholesale for the permitting and plans. You could ask them about a local installer and there are other companies sort of like this. Doing it myself was way more difficult then I expected but rewarding and saved me as much as a part time job would have
My complexity is with the dual simultaneous AC inputs. These can be either 240 and 120vac, or both 120v.
Why? I felt like installing all the breakers i owned.
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